REPRODUCTION OF THE MOSQUITOES AND FLIES.
 

   The flies and mosquitoes are insects that happen through egg, larvae, pustule and adult. These insects vary of size according to the species, deposit a great amount of eggs in each putting, since they have sensors that favor the election of the putting place and thus to assure a great amount of food supplying to the larvae.

The flies and mosquitoes use a telescopic conduit for the copulation and putting of the eggs.

   In the later end of the abdomen of the female of these insects have a channel for the putting of eggs or ovopositores divide in sections that facilitates the putting of eggs. According to the insect of which we talked, about we will find the channel for the putting soft, like the common fly, black fly and mosquito. The fly of the fruit has the rigid ovopositores to facilitate the drill of the fruit. The mosquitos and black flies usually put eggs in the water.

The larvaes of mosquito find in the water the food up to his transformation.
 

   The male has the hidden genital pieces, when they copulate with the female deposits the sperm in the feminine channel of egg putting, to store the sperm and to fertilize eggs. Generally one female can put several egg groups fertilized of a single copulation. The common flies are monogamous and they copulation single once. Thanks to sexual pheromones produced by the females and eye-catching for the males. Very used in the methods of control of insects for the elimination of insects with traps of pheromones.

They can develop the reproduction of the flies even during the flight.

   The growth of the larvae is fast, the egg to the three days becomes worm, in six or seven days of larva and some change,it happens to be nymph or pustule and to arrived at adult only in five days.